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In Yelets because of the gust of water supply turned off the water on the street Mayakovsky

In Yelets temporarily turned off cold water in houses on Mayakovsky street today, October 17

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In Yelets because of the gust of water supply turned off the water on the street Mayakovsky

In Yelets temporarily turned off cold water in houses on Mayakovsky street today, October 17. As reported in the administration of the Yelets district with reference to OSUE “Eletsvodokanal”, the supply of the resource was suspended from 11:00 on the site from Trade Union Street to Shevchenko Street.

The cause of inconvenience was an emergency situation: a leak formed on the centralized water supply network. Emergency crews have already begun to eliminate the gust, the water supply is promised to be restored immediately after the repair is completed.

At the time of elimination of the accident for residents of the street organized delivery of drinking water. Citizens can order a tanker to the house through the dispatch service by phone: 8 (47467)2-01-83.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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